Where Jesus Walked

Where Jesus Walked

Where Jesus Walked

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1995•90 min•DocumentaryTV Movie

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Eric Forsberg

Various (voice)

Didier Bienaimé

Jesus (archive footage: Marie de Nazareth)

Nelson Leigh

Jesus (archive footage: The Pilgrimage Play)

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Tom Newman

Jesus (archive footage: Resurrection)

P

Philip S. Otten

Jesus (archive footage: His Last Days)

R

Rolf Brin

Pontius Pilate (archive footage: His Last Days)

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Jesus never traveled more than one hundred miles from His birthplace during His three-year ministry, and His life has changed the world.

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